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How much does it cost to install a pool cover?
Initial installation of any cover will cost between $500 and $1,000 depending on the size of the pool. Ongoing installation costs between $100 and $500, with solid covers costing closer to $500 and mesh closer to $100, again depending on the size and shape of the pool.
Can an automatic pool cover be installed later?
As the tracks, reel and crank mechanism exist as a separate addition to the swimming pool, on-deck track automatic pool covers can be added to an inground swimming pool at any time – perfect for an existing pool.
How long does it take to install a pool cover?
With a little instruction anyone can measure a pool for a safety cover and installing takes less than one day (2-3 hours for a professional).
How long does it take to install an automatic pool cover?
It usually takes about two weeks to manufacture electric pool covers, one week to ship them, and one day for installation. This complete process typically takes between 30 to 45 days, including the time it takes for All-Safe to receive your complete signed paperwork, customization requests, and deposit.
How long does an automatic pool cover last?
For example, a vinyl pool cover with maximum sun exposure may only last a year while an automatic pool cover may stay viable for 3 to 7 years.
Do you need automatic pool cover?
An automatic pool cover is as safe as it gets. Coupled with a surrounding fence per code, an automatic pool cover provides ultimate safety. The pool cover itself is generally recommended to be replaced every 7 years. PRO – An automatic pool cover keeps the heat in and the water evaporation low.
How much does it cost to replace a pool cover?
The following table shows the typical price ranges for common types of pool covers without installation. While solar pool covers can cost as little as $30 for materials only, automatic pool covers can cost up to $10,000. The cost of replacing automatic pool covers could start as high as $10,000.
Can a fully automatic Pool cover be installed?
An electric-powered fully-automatic pool cover replaces the hand-crank with an electric motor, making opening and closing as simple as pressing a button. As these covers require a motor, they are more expensive up-front, and will also cost a bit more to install as you will need to have electrical power to the motor.
Can a pool cover be added to an inground kit?
Automatic pool covers are a great accessory for our inground vinyl pool kits, especially for those DIY pool builders that have safety and heating cost concerns. Just about any of our inground pool kits can be built with an automatic or manually operated safety pool cover.
Which is the best cover for a pool?
Automatic pool covers are some of the easiest and effective options for your pool. The electric retractable covers are for inground pools and provide a durable safety barrier to prevent incidents in and around the pool. They also reduce maintenance and heating costs. All of this can be done with the simple turn of a key or touch of a button.